Description
Chuan Xiong Cha Tiao Wan is a traditional Chinese herbal formula that disperses pathogenic wind and warms the channels. This time-tested combination supports healthy circulation in the head and neck region while addressing wind-cold patterns that affect the upper body.
TCM Actions
- Dispels pathogenic wind, warms the channels, frees the collaterals, stops pain
Clinical Applications
- Supports healthy head and neck comfort in patterns associated with pathogenic wind cold
- Traditionally used to address occipital and temporal head discomfort
- Supports healthy circulation in the shoulders and neck
- Traditionally used for dizziness patterns
- Supports clear nasal passages
- Traditionally used to address chills and fever patterns
Ingredients
- Bo He (32.60%)
- Chuan Xiong (16.30%)
- Jing Jie Sui (16.30%)
- Qiang Huo (8.20%)
- Bai Zhi (8.20%)
- Gan Cao (8.20%)
- Fang Feng (6.10%)
- Man Jing Zi (4.10%)
Recommended Dosage
4 pills, 3 times per day
Clinical Classification
Clinical Classification
Release Exterior Wind-ColdDispel Wind-Damp; Open Nasal Passages
Systems: Lung; Ears Nose Throat; Channels
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